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Alphabetical listing of artists:
JACK ATKINS
Jack
Atkins is a fourth generation New Mexican born and raised in the north central
part
of the state. As a teenager in
Taos, he was heavily influenced by the emphasis placed by
the community on its ant and artists.
This eventually led to his current fascination with the
culture and traditions of the southwest in
general, and New Mexico in particular. The
intense desert light and vistas became the
inspiration for his use of vivid colors and dramatic
compositions to capture the underlying
sense of drama and history of the area.
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DIANE ANDERSON
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BILL ANTON
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MICHAEL ATKINSON
Slightly surrealistic in nature,
Michael Atkinson's landscapes are as intense as they are
haunting. Acknowledged as a master
colorist, the artist employs brilliant hues, bold lines
and negative (white) space to create
spectacular paintings which often call to mind the
more traditional Japanese wood-block
style. Although readily identifiable as "Atkinson's"
work by virtue of his trademark birds, each
image is so unique that it weaves a different
story for each viewer.
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CLYDE ASPEVIG
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WAYNE BAIZE
A Texan by birth, Wayne Baize, who is a member of
the prestigious "Cowboy Artists
of America", has never strayed far
from his roots. Born and raised near Abilene, he
currently lives on a small ranch in the Big
Bend country near Fort Davis, where he
raises Hereford cattle and creates art that
tells the tale of the working cowboy.
"What I like is to portray the everyday
routine of these contemporary legends, both
as it is now, and as it was a century
ago. I prefer to show the rugged life these
men lead, working in the open range - riding,
roping and moving the herds across
the grassy plains. Cowboying is a demanding
occupation, yet one which brings great
satisfaction."
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MARCIA BANKS
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JEFFREY BARSON
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GREG BEECHAM
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HOWARD BEHRENS
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NANCY BUSH
Nancy and her husband Bill, are
the owners of a prestigious art school. Her own
paintings fall into the
"tonalist" category. Primarily a painter of landscapes, her
work imparts the feeling that one is,
perhaps, viewing a piece by one of the early
classical impressionists, and that the
work has aged very gracefully.
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DOREMAN BURNS
His cowgirls have attitude, and his
penetrating yet personal style causes the viewer
to experience a sense of the familiar, as if these were people
they have known.
Living in the ranch country of New Mexico provides Burns with a
continuous
source of inspiration.
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DOWNE BURNS
As one of the most recognizable
artists of his time, Downe Burns' colorful images can
be found in restaurants, offices and motels
across the country as well as on the sets of
TV series such as "90210" and
"Melrose Place". Inspired by the physical beauty of
his surroundings, Burns chooses to portray his
environment in bright, electrifying
colors, frequently adding unusual elements such
as saguaro cactus and lonely adobes.
As a change of pace, he has created a new
series featuring winsome florals and
charming old houses that has taken the art
world by storm.
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ROD CHASE
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J. D. CHALLENGER
Although he is not a Native
American himself, J. D. Challenger has taken up
as his personal cause, the plight of the
American Indian during the late 1800's.
Through his imagery, Challenger invites the viewer
to travel with him back in
time to visit the spirits.
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JULIE KRAMER COLE
Colorado artist Julie Kramer
Cole
draws upon her skillful knowledge of drawing, color and
composition to, first produce a compelling
image of the real world, and then broadens its
horizons by adding a spiritual dimension.
Gifted with an imagination which allows her to see
beyond her own reality, she fascinates her
viewers with images which are really a story within
a story.
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MELINDA COPPER
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TIM COX
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PHILLIP CROWE
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LINDA DANIELS
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ROBERT DAUGHTERS
Known for his impressionistic
style, Robert Daughters creates paintings and serigraphs
of uncommon beauty and energy. Using a range
of colors that arrest and inspire, Daughters
chronicles the craggy, vibrant landscapes and
fascinating plant life of northern New Mexico,
Arizona and the Chihuahuan desert of northern
Mexico.
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CHERYL DERRICK
Painted in a style which the artist
refers to as "painterly realism", Derrick's mesmerizing
landscapes capture the magnificence of the
southwestern desert with a subtlety which distills
nature to its purest form.
Tranquility blends with a stirring awareness of the surroundings
to make these paintings as changeable as the
seasons.
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RON DICIANNI
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JAMES DIETZ
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CONNIE DILLMAN
Her attention
to detail and composition has made Dillman an award-winning artist.
In addition to receiving numerous honors in El
Paso regional competitions, Dillman
was awarded "The Best of Show" by the
National Watercolor Society for their 1995
competition. She is also a signature member of
the American Watercolor Society,
National Watercolor Society, the Pastel Society
of America and the Knickerbocker
Artists.
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BEV DOOLITTLE
Bev Doolittle's paintings are
inspired by her love for nature. "In coming up with an idea, I
try to look beyond the obvious, and create
unique meaningful paintings depicting our Western
wilderness and its inhabitants." she
notes. "I start with a concept, and attempt to convey
it through strong design, coupled with detailed
realism".
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ALBERT DREHER
Rich in unity, Dreher's works
celebrate the Native American's ultimate belief in the
oneness of Nature and Man.
Everything in a Dreher painting flows; space, color, time
and reality. The circular sun/moon theme
found in many of his paintings is a constant
symbol of hope arising out of despair - the
light dawning behind darkness. The popularity
of Dreher's work centers around a unique
oil wash technique which imbues his work with
the soft, ethereal quality of a watercolor, yet
offers the durability and classic nature of an
oil painting.
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TOM DUBOIS
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PAT DURGIN
Landscapes by Albuquerque painter Pat
Durgin are so real that the viewer feels he can
literally walk into her pictures. Streams
burble, birds call out to one another in her shaded
forests, and the open doors of her adobe
haciendas invite the passerby inside for a calm
respite.
LARRY DYKE
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KATALIN EHLING
Dancing women, frolicking children -
Katalin's art is a constant celebration of life. Using a
folkart simplicity, Ehling's work
portrays images of people who live close to the land, and
who are at peace with themselves and the world
in which they live.
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FERNANDO FLORES
Fernando Flores draws upon his rich
Mexican heritage and a natural love for people to
create figurative works which , while
celebrating the culture of the border, also glow with
the warmth and beauty found only in works by
the great European Masters.
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BART FORBES
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CHARLES FRACE'
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JAMES FRAZIER
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KEN FREEMAN
First Lady
Barbara Bush was sufficiently impressed with Freeman's art that she
invited him to show at the Smithsonian Institution in
conjunction with their Native
American exhibition. Freeman is also known for original art
and posters that
depict the Hashknife pony express ride. Arizona Senator
John Kyle selected
two of these posters for display in the Library of Congress
and to be included in
the Legacy Project.
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LOREN FRY
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EL FUENTE
"El Fuente" is not his real
name, of course, but in the idyllic
haven he has found,
his art now flows as freely as the water from his
namesake, "fountain". He is alone,
yet not lonely. His continence is easy to gaze upon, but he
will give no one that
opportunity. He attends no receptions, and desires no fame or accolades.
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His art must speak for itself.
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NANCY GLAZIER
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L.GORDON
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BRUCE GREENE
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MARTIN GRELLE
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GEORGE HALLMARK
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JOHN AUSTIN HANNA
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G. HARVEY
G. Harvey paints the spirit of America from its western hills and prairies to
the
commerce of its great cities. The
Smithsonian Institution honored Harvey by
selecting him for a one-man show. He has
been the recipient of innumerable
awards and the subject of three books.
Through his art, our history lives.
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MATTHEW HILLIER
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WILLIAM HOOK
William Hook's
minimalist
style compels the viewer to step deep into the scenery of
his loosely painted canvases. Hook
notes, "My first childhood experiences in the desert
southwest still inspire the way I experience the landscapes I paint today. The excitement
of being in a place where the heat of the
sun can be heard as it warms the earth is the
reason why I attempt to paint.
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ANNETTA HOOVER
There is truth to the adage that
beauty can be found everywhere. Through the eyes of this
New Mexico artist, dusty desert roads,
crumbling adobe ruins and even toiling field hands
are suddenly transformed into things of beauty
and mystery. Even the local natives want to
sign up for a tour of this inviting new land.
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JOHN HOPKINS
New Mexico artist John Hopkins creates
his vibrant images by melding his lifelong passions
for science and nature, thus producing
magnificent landscapes that demonstrate his
exceptional love for and understanding of the natural
world which surrounds him.
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RUSSELL HOUSTON
Arizona artist Russell
Houston is best known his imaginative images of a pair of cowboy
golfers, caught in whimsical situations which
add an entirely new dimension to the game
of golf. Although this web site
features only Houston's humorous golf images, his serious
western paintings rank among the best in the
nation.
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FRANK HOWELL
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LESTER HUGHES
Appealing by
virtue
of their simplicity, over the past thirty years, paintings by Lester
Hughes have found their way into
numerous collections, including those of movie stars
and former US presidents.
Rangy, trail-worn cowboys, windmills and rustic shacks
are set against the majestic beauty
of cloud-shrouded mountains in a celebration of
Hughes' own western heritage.
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WAYNE JUSTUS
A Colorado cowboy at heart, Justus
takes great delight in recording every day scenes from
the life of the working cowhand. Painted with
photo realistic accuracy, these images are so
vivid that the viewer begins to wipe the sweat
from his brow and long for a cool dip in the
refreshing waters of a nearby stream.
CHRISTA KIEFFER
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SANDRA KUCK
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JUDY LARSON
Judy Larson cares deeply about
the survival of all endangered species, particularly
wolves and mustangs. Using a
scratchboard technique, the Southern California artist
creates arresting camouflage images which
heighten the viewer's awareness of the
beauty and vulnerability of these
magnificent creatures.
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MICHAEL LONGO
Painting in the tradition of Claude
Monet, Arizona artist Michael Longo notes that what he
strives for in his work, above all else,
is the timeless quality characterized by the art of the
French Impressionists. "I want to
produce work that will have the same appeal one hundred
years from now as it does today."
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STEPHEN LYMAN
Stephen was a consummate outdoorsman who
specialized in painting the most elusive
moments in nature. His artist's eye
allowed him to view the mountains and valleys in
a very special way, capturing every nuance of
light and shadow. His greatest desire
was not only to share this vision with others,
but more importantly, to communicate
the intrinsic value of the wilderness before it
was lost.
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MIGUEL MARTINEZ
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DAN McCAW
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HARRIETT McDONALD
Art has always been a part of Harriett’s life as she grew up with the smell
of artist’s
paint and turpentine, and the sight of her mother at her easel,
plying her own considerable
skills. From the time she could hold a crayon,
she was given access to materials
and opportunity. So, creativity has
always been a part of her environment.
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ROBERT McGINNIS
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ERIC MICHAELS
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RUDY MONTOYA
The chiseled
features of an American Indian... The weathered countenance of an aging
Mexican... The exuberant joy of a young
child... All these are subjects for the sensitive
pen & ink drawings and vivid watercolors of
Southwestern artist, Rudy Montoya.
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GARY MORTON
Only a man who has walked in their
boots can truthfully portray the life of the working
cowboy, and New Mexico artist, Gary Morton, has
walked and ridden with the best
of them. Morton chooses to voice his
admiration for this vanishing breed of "heroes" by
depicting vignettes from their daily lives such
as driving a herd to pasture, roping,
branding and sometimes even the moments of
quiet contemplation stolen at the end of a
grueling day.
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GARY NIBLETT
Gary Niblett's art is a
celebration of life, capturing the simple beauty found in the
everyday moment. His work portrays the
quiet fortitude that tamed the Western
frontier, reminding the viewer that it is in
the aftermath rather than the storm that
strength of character is often found.
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PHILLIP PAROTTI
Using both oil and water based
inks, Phillip Parotti creates detailed images using the time
honored tradition of wood and linoleum
block printing. Occasionally he prints other subjects,
but artistically as well as physically,
but he prefers to work in the cultural and geographical
traditions of the region surrounding his
home in Silver City, New Mexico.
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RANDY PATTON
Randy Patton's work encompasses a
diverse range of subjects including realistic landscapes
and stunning abstracts. Using the rich
jewel tones of the rainbow , he also produces vibrant
images which depict the beauty and charm
of old El Paso.
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ANTONIO PIÑA
Charros, Charras, Vaqueros - all are
images one associates with the work of Tony Piña.
However, one errs in limiting the scope of
subject matter to that listed. The smoldering
deserts, sweeping mountains, endless sky and
even the peoples who inhabit those
vistas, are all realistically recorded in
the paintings of this masterful artist.
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MARK PLOSS
Some see the desert as a vast,
colorless wasteland, but not Mark Ploss. The ever shifting
White Sands dunes create shadows of dark and
light that paint pictures as unique as those
found in the changing beads of a kaleidoscope.
Yucca spears and ocotillo steams create
patterns that inspire the artist to new heights
of design and form. The desert is alive and
waiting to be courted.
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ED POSA
Bordering on the abstract, the
paintings of Colorado artist Ed Posa have a truly mystical and
spiritual quality about them. Using long
sweeping lines and bold, strong colors, to create his
images which seem to literally lift to the sky.
Native Americans speak of his style as
"touching the heavens".
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DOUG PRATHER
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KIRK RANDLE
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LES RAY
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JAMES ROBINSON
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JULIA ROGERS
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RICHARD
ROLLINS
Born in New
England of Puritan ancestry, Richard Rollins has loved drawing and
painting
since he was a child.
Early exposure to the museums of Boston, New York City and
Philadelphia brought him into contact with
some of the world's finest works of art.
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FRANCISCO ROMERO
Romero has said that he works hard to
capture the spirit of life on the border. "The
Mexican culture is my inspiration" he
said. "I want to show the everyday life of my
people, and their customs, through my
work. And, I also like to show the Mexican
history, the day-to-day life of the Mexican
people from the 1800's and early 1900's".
His cheerful work is painted in the bright
tradition of Diego Rivera, with some influences
of Colombian artist Botillo peeking through.
BRADLEY SCHMEHL
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